Waking up at 6 & getting brain ready for LSAT

LovingLaw89

I read online that when getting to test center, you can be expected to wait a hour to get a room, since the December test says I have to be there at 8:30 what would be the actual timePeople are in room and starting (after instructions).

also im having trouble getting energized after waking up at 6 - though nowI have no issues with it - is it normal ?

I read online that when getting to test center, you can be expected to wait a hour to get a room, since the December test says I have to be there at 8:30 what would be the actual timePeople are in room and starting (after instructions).

also im having trouble getting energized after waking up at 6 - though nowI have no issues with it - is it normal ?

The time the proctors tell you to open the test book and start section one varies by test center. It depends largely on how many people show up to take the test at the particular test center. For most centers, assuming no unexpected/extraordinary disruptive events (like another 'occupy' protest/sit-in breaking out in front of the building) occur, section one typically begins at roughly 9:15-9:30 a.m. and can be as late as 10:00a.m. if there are a lot of students to check-in/assign to rooms before the proctors are allowed to distribute the materials and read the instructions before saying GO!

Your second question is unclear. If you have been waking up early for at least several days and now have no issues with being energized in the morning hours, the answer is yes, that is normal and a good thing so that you are alert and your brain is firing on all cylinders when the test begins.

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